If you weren’t able to make it down to Bar Absolute in Hitchin last Friday, fear not! We got the while night in the can and it will be revisited in tonight’s Soulfood show.

Tune in from 8pm to catch sets from Morroco, Marcus Hurley and myself. Spanning hip hop, nu-jazz, funk, breaks, electro and DnB, it was a top night of tunes. Don’t miss out a second time!

So another Uncharted session passes by, and it was an extra special one this week. Marcus opened up proceedings with some fresh, up-front DnB. Our special guest Morocco delivered a storming set of dubstep and breaks (many, and I mean many, unreleased dubs on rotation there). Following that, I took things on to midnight with a bit of ambient and lo-fi drum & bass.

If you missed it live, then fear ye not, you can grab it from our radio page for the next week. A tracklisting of the show is below

Part 1 – Marcus G Hurley

1. Don’t Move Down – Command Strange (?)
2. Get Some Balls – Master J (?)
3. Sensation – Human Factor (Allsorts)
4. The Chip (Isotop + Kaiza rmx) – Ruffen & Dissent (Tilt)
5. Maybe I Was Wrong – ? (?)
6. Out Of Nowhere – Break (Intrigue)
7. Diggin’ Deepa – Human Factor (Allsorts)
8. Shake The Disease – Craggz & Parallel Forces (Magnetize)
9. In My Heart – Command Strange (?)
10. Fool – Dirty Harry (Ganja)
11. Buddy Buddy Bye – Jacky Murda & RCola (Chopstick)
12. Jungle Music – Logistics (Hospital)
13. Haters – Jakes (D-Style)
14. Green Destiny – Loxy (Digital Soundboy)
15. Afraid Of Jazz – Madmen & Poets (Phunkfiction)
16. Waves – Survival (Dispatch)
17. Evasion – Taxman (Propaganda)
18. Blade – Joey Ringo (Dead Man Walking)
19. Wait For It – Dirty Harry (Ganja)
20. Unreal – Taxman (Frontline)
21. Something Special – Sigma (Life)
22. Better Dam Dem – Terry T (Jungle Ambassordors)

Part 2 – Morocco

1. In For The Kill – La Roux
2. Victim – Prime Cuts
3. 12inch Therapy – Bob Glee
4. Squid – Plus One
5. Murderin Jam Rock – ?
6. Complex – Stanton Warriors
7. Hands Up – ?
8. I Am Sweet – Ctrl Z
9. Boogaloo Beats – Morocco (dub)
10. Who’s Afraid Of Detroit – Stanton Warriors
11. ? – Mandy vs Space Invader
12. Beggin’ – ?
13. Crosses – ?
14. Invaders Must Die – Leroy Thornhill (dub)
15. Young Ones – ?
16. Connect – Leroy Thornhill (dub)
17. He’s Not In – Stanton Warriors
18. Sugar Is Sweeter – CJ Bolland (Polydor)
19. She’s Biting Back – Micky Finn
20. Plastic Dreams – Jaydee (Epic)
21. ? – Mylo vs Shake The Pressure
22. Radio Babylon – Meat Beat Manifesto (Nothing)
23. We Want Your Soul – Adam Freeland (Free)
24. Intimate – Santo (white)

Part 3 – Doug

1. Neon Dawn – Viper Squad (Far Out)
2. The View From Nowhere – Mistabishi (Hospital)
3. Melanie – Alix Perez (Shogun Audio)
4. City Lights – LM1 (Golden Orb)
5. Alibi (Break remix) – Spectrasoul (Critical)
6. Midnight Rain – Paul SG & Eros (Golden Orb)
7. Out Of Nowhere – Break (Intrigue)
8. The Fountain (White Papoo remix) – Consequence & Search (Empathy)
9. Deeper Shadow – Smote (Dephrecords)
10. Toy Town – Logistics (Hospital)
11. Science Of Fear (Mistabishi remix) – The Temper Trap (Infectious)
12. Slice Of Funk Pie – Soultec (Golden Orb)

If heavy breaks and big basslines, in a drum and bass mashup kind of style are your thing, then you’ll be in for a treat with this weeks live radio show.

Blunt Residents Doug and Marcus Hurley will be musically accompanied on the night with an exclusive set from our special guest, Future Science honcho, and all-round top bloke Operata M, during our Uncharted Territory session. It’s a pleasure to have you back at the controls, M!

Expect to hear lots of classics, rarities, and white labels from across the years from these 3 DJs. If past experience is anything to go by, then the beats will be slammin’, of that I’m sure.

Blunt Beats Radio presents Uncharted Territory. 8pm UK time, Wed 16th October. DJs on the night will be Blunt Residents Doug and Marcus Hurley, with an exclusive set from special guest Operata M. www.bluntbeats.com/radio

Finally (it’s taken a while), we’ve moved on to pastures new. Gone are the purple walls, and the view of the Train Station, situated on top of an overpriced cafe. In its place is a farmhouse, with views of rolling fields. Can’t be bad.In case you’re wondering what I’m on about, I’m referring to the fact that we’ve moved our war cabinet/harem/office to a far more preferable setup that our previous property. We are now safely ensconsed in the bosom of the Carousel Sound Lab crews headquaters (not a pretty image that is now forming in my head….especially if you’ve seen Carousel’s Ummbop, and the Northern Monkey!)

Essentially, we’ve got an office at Carousel, as we all get on, have known each other for years, and work on similar stuff (oh yeah, they’ve got cable, and we can smoke…) – Our updated postal details are on our “contact us” page. Feel free to send us money, quality meats, expensive amplifiers, or size 9 Adidas (boxed). Thank You.

Carousel Sound Lab is a state of the art recording facility, set in the Bedfordshire countryside (about half and hour from London) – There’s rehearsal rooms, post-production suites, audio/visual facilities, you name it, they’ve got it. All fully staffed by the infamous Northern Monkey and his people. If you’re a band just starting out, looking for somewhere to make a noise, or if you’re more accomplished, and want some mastering or overdubs done….whatever, the chaps can take care of it (for a very reasonable price,as it goes!). Check out their website for more information on the full setup.

It’s been a long time coming, but the family Blunt have finally decided they need more space. This isn’t due to our ever increasing waistlines over the Christmas period, but simply that the recording bunker at Blunt HQ can get very hectic when trying to do the paperwork!

Therefore, we’ve sharpened our act (slightly!), and have now moved into a spanking new office at the Hat Factory arts and media centre in Luton, Bedfordshire. From our new base, we’ll be working on our plans for total world domination, alongside national and international gigs, festivals etc

This office will also be the base for several of our personal projects including Agent M’s S.A.R.S (Serious and Real Sounds) music showcase, and the Erbalist’s media company, Blunt Films.

Just so you know where to find us, send us anything, or pay us a visit (unless you’re from TV Licensing, or Barclaycard, in which case we’ve never heard of Blunt Beats or any of it’s members!!), our full official address is below:

Blunt Beats

Suite 11

The Hat Factory

Bute St

Luton, Beds

LU1 2EY

You can also contact us on telephone number +44 (0) 7984 283 776